I always wanted to become a mother. I dreamed of taking prenatal yoga classes and wearing cute pregnancy t-shirts. I craved waddling around town with my very own pregnancy belly. But for me, and one out of every seven U.S. women, pregnancy and the first year postpartum was anything but rainbows and unicorns. It wasn’t even heartburn and swollen ankles. For up to 20% of women in the United States, a maternal mental health complication like pregnancy and postpartum depression is a reality. Sadly, it is one for which we are rarely prepared, screened, or given timely, adequate treatment. For me...